: The lyrics typically celebrate the joy of wine and the lighthearted spirit of a man returning from a long session in the cellar, often finding himself in a humorous state of intoxication.
The performance took place on the TVR1 show, where Mircea Dinescu famously blends political discourse with traditional Romanian cooking. In this relaxed yet intellectually sharp atmosphere, music acts as the essential "spice" that bridges the gap between the kitchen and the dining table. The Performers: Taraful Trei Tăciuni : The lyrics typically celebrate the joy of
"De la cramă acuma vin" (I Am Coming From the Wine Cellar Now) is a classic Romanian "party song" ( cântec de petrecere ). The Performers: Taraful Trei Tăciuni "De la cramă
: While famously recorded by icons like Ion Dolănescu , the version by Taraful Trei Tăciuni on Dinescu's show stripped the song back to its raw, acoustic roots, making it feel like a spontaneous performance at a village feast. A Notable Performance The Setting: Politică și delicatețuri : George Strugurel
The story of performing " De la cramă acuma vin " is a vibrant chapter in Romanian cultural television, specifically within the popular show Politică și delicatețuri (Politics and Delicacies) hosted by the poet and gourmand Mircea Dinescu . The Setting: Politică și delicatețuri
: George Strugurel is a respected figure in the genre, often featured on the show alongside other legendary groups like Taraful de la Vărbilău .
One of their most memorable renditions of this song occurred during an episode featuring as the guest on June 15, 2014. As Dinescu prepared traditional dishes, the Taraf provided the perfect musical backdrop, reinforcing the show's theme that regardless of political stature, everyone can find common ground in a good meal and a soulful Romanian song.